A South Korean lawmaker has accused the country’s largest online platform of potentially violating U.N. Security Council (UNSC) sanctions and domestic law by allowing the sale of North Korean artwork on its showing site.

But one expert said the sale of the decades-old DPRK paintings on the Naver web portal is unlikely to actually violate sanctions, so long as the works of art were imported after the implementation of sanctions and their sale does not fund the regime.

Park Choong-kwonof the ruling People Power Party made the allegations of sanctions violations in a statement on Monday, stating that dozens